ok solved at the end. in case somebody is interested to have water_surface which will have surface of ocean_beach (you have to add default object) but will be actin like regular underwater tile when jumped inside (test for forest_underweater tile), you need just to move offsets correctly.
what is it for ? you can create really deep beaches not just on the end of the map, you are not limited by shallow water etc...
complicated solution, but should work without bugs, adviced by minmay
Try adding a WaterSurfaceMesh component to ocean_water and using an invisible material for its "material" field. An invisible material would look like this:
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defineMaterial{
name = "invisible",
diffuseMap = "mod_assets/textures/invisible.tga", -- a texture with all pixels transparent
doubleSided = false,
lighting = false,
alphaTest = true, -- accounts for the transparency
blendMode = "Opaque",
textureAddressMode = "Wrap",
glossiness = 0,
depthBias = 0,
}
example:
unlimited beach
underwater
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defineObject{
name = "water_no_surface",
baseObject = "base_floor_decoration",
components = {
{
-- updates global reflection and refraction maps
class = "WaterSurface",
planeY = -0.4,
fogColor = vec(0.042, 0.09, 0.26) * 0.5,
fogDensity = 0.2,
--planeY = -0.4,
reflectionColor = vec(0.77, 0.9, 1.0) * 0.9,
refractionColor = vec(1,1,1),
},
{
-- builds a continuous mesh from underwater tiles
class = "WaterSurfaceMesh",
offset = vec(0,-7,0,0),
material = "water_surface_calm",
underwaterMaterial = "water_surface_underwater",
offset = vec(0, -1.25, 0),
},
},
dontAdjustHeight = true,
editorIcon = 264,
}